Quarter Midget/Micro Stock for Sale
- Quarter midget / go kart 5/16 fk rod ends / heims & true fk jam nuts -pack of 20(US $64.95)
- Fk bearings (sjnr08) 1/2/-20 right hand steel jam nut(US $6.57)
- Quarter midget kart set up blocks(US $85.00)
- Quarter midget premium 1 1/4" rear axle bearings- jaf 99r-20- japan- lot of 3(US $40.00)
- Micro sprint 1" hybrid ceramic front bearings- cb 1641-2rs- lot of 2(US $40.00)
- Fk bearing sjnl16-1 steel jam nut 1-14 left hand thread(US $16.17)
Half of all used cars go wrong ‘within a month’
Tue, 05 Nov 2013With over seven million secondhand cars purchased in 2012, you’d expect one or two to develop a problem soon after purchase. But rather shockingly, as many as half of all used cars sold develop faults within a month of changing hands. That’s according to a report by the Citizens Advice Bureau, which helped with over 84,000 problems with secondhand motors in the past 12 months.
Mercedes M-class facelift (2008): first official pictures
Thu, 13 Mar 2008By Ben Pulman First Official Pictures 13 March 2008 11:43 Believe it or not, but this is the facelifted Mercedes M-class. And despite the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it styling, Merc claims to have meticulously revamped its SUV. The nose gets a new front bumper, new headlights, and in case the M-class wasn’t in-your-face enough, there’s also now a ‘more dominant radiator’.
Mazda BT-50 pick-up truck (2010) news, photos
Thu, 14 Oct 2010Mazda is unveiling its new Mazda BT-50 pick-up at the 2010 Australian International Motor Show this week. As befits a car launched in Oz, the new BT-50 is a lifestyle pick-up or ute aimed as much at the leisure market as brickies. Previously, Mazda had only issued the design sketch above, but today the company issued the first official pictures of its new truck. There's been a gaping hole in Mazda's UK line-up this year as the previous model was on run-out; the BT-50 used to sell in reasonable numbers, but waning sales and shifting tax systems have made the pick-up market shrink and Mazda only sells a few hundred here in a typical year.That's why there are no plans to launch the new BT-50 in the UK – despite it being homologated for Europe.These first official photos show the new BT-50 offers an interpretation of Mazda's family face with the sweeping five-pointed grille and sweptback headlamps.